jobless
English
adjective
Definitions
- Lacking employment.
Etymology
Suffix from English job.
Origin
English
job
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Jobcentre English
- McJob English
- bladejob English
- blowjob English
- day job English
- double-jobbing English
- hitjob English
- job English
- job hunting English
- job jar English
- job searching English
- job-hopper English
- job-sharing English
- jobber English
- jobbery English
- jobbie English
- jobforce English
- jobholder English
- jobholding English
- jobhunter English
- joblessly English
- joblessness English
- joblike English
- jobmaker English
- jobmate English
- jobname English
- jobsearch English
- jobseeker English
- jobseeking English
- jobshare English
- jobsite English
- jobster English
- lace job English
- nonjob English
- rim-job English
- screwjob English
- shackjob English
- tonguejob English
- wankjob English
- Job German
- jobben German
- job Italian
- job Dutch, Flemish
- job French
- jobb Norwegian Bokmål
- job Portuguese
- jobb Swedish
- jobb Norwegian Nynorsk
- gobbe Middle English
- jab Irish
- job Danish
- Tschab Pennsylvania German
- djòb Antillean Creole
- job
- McJob
- jobbie
- hitjob
- nonjob
- jobber
- jobmate
- blowjob
- joblike
- day job
- rim-job
- jobbery
- jobsite
- job jar
- jobname
- jobster
- wankjob
- screwjob
- jobforce
- shackjob
- jobshare
- lace job
- jobmaker
- bladejob
- tonguejob
- Jobcentre
- jobseeker
- jobsearch
- joblessly
- jobhunter
- jobholder
- job-hopper
- jobseeking
- jobholding
- joblessness
- job-sharing
- job hunting
- job searching
- double-jobbing